Abstract: A wood-burning stove includes side-walls joined together in an airtight manner to form a firebox and a heat chamber there above. The firebox in this wood-burning stove is a drawer on rollers/sliders and pulls out for ease of placing fuel exactly where the operator wants it and severely decreases the risk of injury or burning. This is accomplished by not having to place the fuel into the enclosed cavity of the wood-burning stove increasing risk of injury and decreasing the accuracy of where you would like to place the fuel in the firebox. In addition there are knobs that control the airflow into the firebox that controls the combustion giving the operator control over the temperature in the firebox and allows the fuel to burn more efficiently.